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funny (if not necessarily "passive-aggressive") notes from pissed-off people

Unlikely. It probably means just what it says, that no rationalization is necessary. If you want a candy, have a candy. Some people, especially if the food is out in the open, have to justify eating because they’ve had ‘candy is bad’ drilled into their heads since they were wee. “It’s there and it would be lovely to have a piece,” isn’t enough.

3: Persons caught picking through the dish in an attempt to find ‘good’ candy will be subject to public shaming. (What, you think WE don’t just want to eat the mini KitKats instead of Tootsie Rolls, Jolly Ranchers, and those nasty little coconut neopolitan things? Think again…)

4. Continued violations will result in the dish being refilled with only those orange, allegedly marshmallow “circus peanuts” until the culprit turns himself/herself in. (Don’t blame me–you brought this on yourself.)

Omg, I work as a receptionist at a university too, and we have a candy bowl at the front desk. Students are always asking if they can have some even though the bowl is placed in such a way that it is obvious that the candy is set out for them, not me. Every now and then, I want to just mess with them and yell “No! Mine!”

My old landlord used to have a bowl set out in their office. They’d always invite you to take one after dropping off rent, which my flatmate and I joked made it feel a little like paying $500 for a fun size Snickers.

I, too, work at a university reception desk. Occasionally (although not often anymore) I put out a bowl or jar of candy. This is always at my own expense. The school doesn’t pay for it. I do this because I like to do it. Some of the students ask me politely if they can have some. Most people just take some without asking, which is fine.

One student, however, came to my desk, put her hand into the candy jar, and found it empty. She didn’t say a word to me or give me any kind of acknowledgement. She just cussed under her breath and walked away. For a long time after that, I didn’t put out any more candy, and I do it only rarely now.

I used to put candy out on my desk for people. I’d buy whatever I was in the mood for, and was always glad to share it. I took it away when people started complaining when I failed to put out chocolate.

When my lab class was doing an activity with operant conditioning, we had to come up with a task for the other students to do, only giving them hints by telling them to have an m&m. My task was to take candy from one of these such candy bowls. Oh the looks I got.

Charlie, my answer when people complain about the candy that I put out (or complain that I don’t have any) is that they are welcome to buy some, bring it in and put it on my desk. Nobody ever takes me up on that suggestion. Strange.

My weekend job has a candy bowl set out for Halloween. I love to screw with people by saying “no!” when they politely ask for something that they are obviously free to take/do. Most people just take/do it anyway. I get a couple of looks of disbelief on occasion.

I keep a candy bowl full all your round for my employees to enjoy. I can relate to this note! I don’t need you to rationalize your decision to grab a kit kat every time you come in. (Four times a day). Just take it and go. That is what they are there for.

I like this note. Just eat a freaking piece of candy if you want one, without engaging in ritual self-flagellation to let everyone know that you are actually omgsuperhealthy. (Bonus: candy is at least 50% more delicious without guilt and shame.)

I decided to put out candy at Halloween to invite people to my desk because I’m still new and don’t know some people as well and I thought it’d be nice. Only some people take advantage and run off with 5 pieces of candy at a time. Really?

Speaking of taking advantage, last Halloween I thought it maybe a little shady when a mom came around trick-or-treating for her infant (who clearly couldn’t eat on the candy), but then – no joke – a grown woman came to my door to trick-or-treat for her dressed-up CHIHUAHUA. How messed up is that?

I don’t think I’d mind. If you dress up and want to invest the time trick-or-treating rather than just spend $3.50 on a bag of candy, then more power to you, I guess. The cost of the humiliation has to be worth a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup.

I think you can pull off trick-or-treating as an adult only if you do something weird and subversive. When I was in my late teens I didn’t have anything to do for halloween one year so I went around knocking on doors and giving people glass beads – muttered some peculiar-sounding words at them and bowed and walked off.

LOL I put out sugar-free candy for that particular reason… just to watch the self-proclaimed superhealthy diet-freaks flock to it and take a few pieces. a few times per hour. then I take the toilet paper out of the bathroom. haha good to be queen.

I put free M&Ms on my desk, and yes, I hear a lot of the “uh, I just want a little treat”, all shamefacedly, like I’m their mother and will scold them. I don’t care. Just eat the damned candy and shut the hell up!